M40 ‘beaded’ Luftschutz Steel Helmet Q64 Berlin 1939 - Unissued Condition
M40 helmet with a rim (‘Beaded’) for a member of the German air-raid protection (Luftschutz). The helmet is in excellent and unissued and/or very light used condition. Fitted with an original leather liner sized 57. The helmet shell is marked Q64 i.e. makers marked Quist and sized 64 (Q64). Furthermore marked "Eigentum der Reichshauptstadt Berlin 1939", adding to the patina of this helmet. A st... read more
U.S. Airborne M1 Rifle Griswold Bag 1944 Dated - Mint Condition
A great example of an U.S. Airborne M1 Rifle Griswold Bag. What I consider in mint condition. These bags were invented especially for U.S. Airborne Troops in order to protect the M1 rifle and the soldier during combat jumps.The Original clip to attach the bag to the Parachute harnass is still present. There are some markings present on the bag such as part i.e. contract number started with the... read more
U.S. (Airborne) Folding Stretcher - Nice Used Condition
A nice used example of a U.S. (Airborne) Folding Stretcher. These stretchers would have been issued for specifiek use by both U.S. Airborne Paratrooper and Glider untis. Introduced in 1943. The stretcher has one small damage on the fabric but is in overall nice used condition. Increasingly hard to find yet can be upgraded. read more
U.S. (Airborne) M-1910 Shortened T-Shovel & Cover - Nice Used Condition
U.S. M1910 T-Shovel. Compromising a wartime modified i.e. shortened example. These shortened models were issued to U.S. Paratroopers such as the 82nd Airborne Division. Used in the European theatre of operation during operations such as D-Day. The shovel has been period modified and is in clear nice used condition. U.S. marked on the guard. Fitted with original, and equal nice used tool cover. ... read more
U.S. (Airborne/Pathfinder) M-227 Signal Lamp Set Complete - Nice Used Condition
U.S. (Airborne/Pathfinder) M-227 Signal Lamp Complete with accessoires and carrying case. In light used condition. The lamp is complete signals set and comes in its original bag, filter in original box, signal keyand copy of the original manual. The goggles are still unopened in their original box (dated 2-45). Complete with original tripod detachble stock. These lamps were used by U.S. Airbor... read more
U.S. (Airborne)M-209-B Converter i.e. Mechanical Cipher Machine 1942 Dated & Carrying Case - Unussued Condition
A very rare and unique piece of U.S. (Airborne) signal equipment. The M-209 series was crucial for tactical communication for instance for Airborne troops. The M-209 is a portable hand-operated mechanical cipher machine. Codes generated by this machine were mainly used for encrypting tactical messages. Converters of this type were employed in Normandy amongst Airborne units. The key is configu... read more
U.S. (Airborne) Paratrooper White Leg Strap - Nice Used Condition
U.S. (Airborne) Paratrooper Leg Strap. Excecuted in a white canvas material. Used to attach and secure various loose equipment of the Paratrooper. Typically used for example fighting knives. The strap is in overall nice used condition. read more
British Dispatch Riders i.e. Motorcyclist Helmet Large Size Size 7 3/4 Dated 1944 - Nice Used Condition
British Dispatch Riders i.e. Motorcyclist Helmet. In overall nice used condition. The helmet compromises a rare and large size 7 3/4. Dated 1944, and makers marked BMB (Briggs Motor Bodies Limited'). read more
British Badged Souvenir Belt - Nice Used Condition
British brown leather belt, kept as a souvenir and badged with various regimental badges. All textbook wartime examples. Including: Royal Canadian Air Force, Royal Air Force, South Staffordshire Regiment, Royal Army Ordonance and Artillery as well as (pip) crowns. A highly attractive wartime souvenire belt with great patina! read more
250.00 EUR
British Home Front Air Raid Warden Helmet - Nice Used Condition
A nice, used example of a British Mk II helmet issued to an Air Raid Warden. The helmet is an early‑war example, dated 1941, maker‑marked C.G.&S., and sized 7. The front is clearly marked “Wardens” above the three diamonds within a square insignia. This marking is typical of early‑war rank markings for a Head Warden, Divisional Warden, or Chief Warden.An unusual and increasingly hard‑to‑find va... read more
395.00 EUR